Georgia expects to double blueberry exports in 2024

Published 2024년 7월 14일

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Georgia's blueberry production and exports are projected to double by 2024, generating 100-120 million lari in income, thanks to state support and increased cultivation, with the total preferential agricultural loans for blueberry cultivation already exceeding 162 million lari. The average yield of Georgian blueberry plantations is 14.5 tons per hectare, ranking 7th in the world. The main export destinations for Georgian blueberries are Russia, Poland, UAE, the Netherlands, Armenia, Germany, Qatar, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Hong Kong.
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In 2024, the production and export volumes of Georgian blueberries will be doubled, which will bring the country about 100-120 million lari in export income. This became possible thanks to the active support of the state. This was stated by the Minister of Agriculture and Environmental Protection of Georgia Otar Shamugia, EastFruit reports. “In 2024, we expect blueberry production and exports to double. This will bring about 100-120 million lari in export income to our farmers and economy. Moreover, in the coming years these numbers will continue to grow,” noted the head of the Georgian Ministry of Agriculture, Otar Shamugia. As an example, the minister cited one of the major players in the blueberry industry, the Agro Veli company. Its plantations are located in the village of Gocha Jikhaishi, in the municipality of Khoni, Imereti region. The company owns blueberry plantations with a total area of 32 hectares. In 2024, she expects a harvest of around 120-130 tons. Its blueberries ...
Source: Eastfruit

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